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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31
PACIFIC COAST.


8NNAA4& 8AA8Ia
ekx BEzNAnDEEo, Aaruh %. Last
nizk4 a. abouf O'clock 3 uzn narnsd
Ferris. an engineer % tha California
southern Railroad. running between
this city and Coi1on, vas calie1 20 tie
esrpszteE nau.ed "a. Calnan ard delib-
eFztely zkot down with q WfncbesseF
RTE, the ball passing fhronxh TIE nsshy
psrt Of hia arm and then fhreaKh his
body. C4lnan gave hiUself 40 az onee
10 the sberia- Ferris refused TO make
. statenent and dssd about II O'Clock.
I've hears after the shooting. The mat
ter 10 shFssded with myAtery, a. both
nsn are spoken Of IS q1iet men
Afquisted - the Charge.
Sks FR1EcEsco, March 3a-DT. J. II.
Josseiyn, charged With hsvinG eansed
ihe death Of the young actress, Sarah
Land Lawsen, through criminal mai
pEscties, vas acquitted Of the charge
today sY the jaFy. Ante mertem state
meet OF the deceased, accusing the de-
feneant Of malpFsetiss, was uot allowed
In evidence. on the Rrgund that when
she made the statement deceased be-
lieved she would recover. Il sOBse-
quentiy vas not admissable as . dying
-1s-1A4ANsAs ~ Cl+Att A41aA 1G@G4 A1E
jury 70 render 9 verdict Of not guilty,
whieh they did without leaving their
sests-
I've New Cases.
Los AEGKLEs, March 9.-Tvo new
eases Of s1alipox and one death were
reported today.
The Captain Discharged.
SAH FRAEcEsoe, March 30.-Capt. W.
3. Walker, Of she steamship Belgie. was
examined today By United States CON-
missioner Sawyer, on the charge Of al
lowing q ChinAman named All You, to
enter the country, contrary 20 the pro-
visions Of the restriction act. The
Commissioner raled that Capt. WALKER
eo1ld not be held unless the Govern
ment could show that lie wss present
and aided or allowed the deseFteR TO get
away frem tbs ship. The ID strict At
torney was not able 10 prove this, 50 the
Captain was discharged.
Coming weather.
sAH FAAEcIsco, March 3o.-Indica-
ti1ns for the "a hours commencing at
q. m. March 3lst. for Washington
Territory and Oregon light rains.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31
sUCm "a 'ssAssEErH.n
[From b. Ne.e York So

From the Reto York Sue
The wife Of q supreme court jostios
called on the wife Of senator living on
Capitol Hill on Monday. The Justices
wife had her bonnet strings flying.
Excuse me, your bonnet is united,
said the hostess. ''0h, that's the style, "
In bonnet strings. This is not 30 bad a
blundsr Is was made resently. A mem
ber's wife, wearing camePs hair suit,
made of the most fashionable long
haired goods, called on a senator's wife.
sou, Mrs. Smith," said the senator's
wife. "you have BEEN walking near
some horses, or perhaps II was q cat"
and shifting the action to the word she
began to pick the hair from her callers
dress. Bushes were mutual when the
explanation was made.
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TO THE PEOPLE Of SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNSCRUPUL0US PER-
~ sons have represented to eur detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
soaps. Intentionally conveying the idea
thai our soaps are OF poor quality, when
SUCH Is NOT THE CASE. Though In enc
sense Of the word cur soaps are cheap. the
purchaser is getting more soap eff a supe-
rior quality than OF certain higher priced
soaps. We make all grades Of lsuA ~
and household soaps. and specially recon-
mend our WESTERN QUEEN SAV0N
as suitable for all uses and always giving
satisfaction. Because Of the thoFoughness
with which this soap oleanses do not
think that 10 Injuries the clothing. We
guarantee satisfaction money re funded II
otherwisel and that il viii not hurt the
hands or iniure the most delicate fabric.
Do you wi h to build up yeur home In
dustriesi II so, You will find us deserving
Of your patronage, Insist upon the use OF
only this SOAP Ia your household. Ask
your grocer for 1t and take no other than
the Western Queen Savon. We ask you
as favor due 10 your home indu tries to
purchase enc box Of this soap and give It
fee SEATTLE SOAP co.
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THE WONDERFUL HEALING PROP.
ERTIEs OF DAKBY's PR0PHY-
LACTIC FLUID.

Wherever a preventing, healing,
cleansing and deodorizing iDjestion or
wash is requ red use DartS's Prophy-
laotic Fluid. Any inhamed surface, ex-
ternsl or internal, treated with the fuid
will be quickly relieved. Il has effected
cures THAI had resisted the best medical
skill. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31

Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup. for
children tsethinR, is the prescription Of
one of she best female nurses and ply.
siciaBa in the United States, and has
been used for forty years With never
failing success by millions Of mothers
for their childrer. During the process
Of teetkiBR lite value is inoalculable. It
relieves The child from pain, cures dys-
EMERY aud dlarTb@a, griPiDg in the
bowels and wind colo. BY giving
health 10 the child IL rests the mother.
Price pc bottle. my2lwly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31

The " CENTEMERT' Is the most pop
ular kid glove in AmeFies, $l.45 for five
buttons. $50 for eight buttons. They
are far bslow the price Of any other
standard maker, and for 81 and dnra-
bility are unexcslled. The above are re
tail prices tthe glove il not sold at whole
sale) ut SCHWABACHER BROS, de12
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

COMMITTING NEw AND ELEGANT.
= A self fitt ng. Preach tai 2 system for
ruftiHz DFes.es CoAks. etc. No cusfis z
out the lsttle psecs h. hack b. which 10
form side body. As ell other chart sysssms
Z O. which has taken 30 years hard study.
and = for ysur q nveniese', as well e.
Rtns. Have also q aieeEs system Les
soas given any DAY aud a. all hours
TerTnA. -. Please d hsd &C. me.
4 O. GOIchER
MeFioa 81. between eeocBd szd Third,
esstas. WI EkA ~
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Tas crE assa kl1sCiez ssaals rel fAl - eall -
elHzl Tie Dsesef ezs waited ne hsEIitals e
kursPS azs sbtzlned q srszf 4aal % Tsauasis
tzfer12ssisa EsteE ~ y eaEp4teE3 - iK.nsrf
" te0N- IN need ~ As ssrvicss The Doctor
ccrss Nksre athers fk1 Try kin u. ssIE-
= , ~ azsks - ekEEzs aaiesa - Sss-ts
~ 6cls4Fx ~ a parknR< q Esnssle8af. A.
szeas % >. y. 8lHS0t, bsx 1855, sa1 Hr4s-
ssaoe O. kssttsa p7sx-lxzsssESeSs
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NOTICE.

Chambers Encyclopedia is bsinR sold
for SIC at q. Davies Il Co. This edition
is equal in every respect to that which
is being sold by q book agent TO many
Of 0uF citizens for $50. NH 10
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ERNEST NJ. THURLOW.
SucCcsaoE 10 Raker s Thurssw, Ia the
sroceFy business BalltoWrn.
Wishes 20 Inform his friends
that he is now ready TO
do business as the
cid place mir A.
NOTED

HAVING LEAsED THE ROTH
I i sshiAa bard ~ foTs T0w sans. "
r next to e e. RaFs'rst & Co on Waser
- cst / VII cfeF fhe two slaly hriek
h-il1l1s hoE ooCrpsea hg M faT rsrf or
lEAsa. WITH e. ui1hca1 arir=s#s incluSirg
= soci oT3ak lrArs hOuse. - lees Wm
sesi - .sAss Tor SIC FGAr sroaa she iss a.
Mas e. her 3 = eoAe CT EsEs n SIS n,R,ls
SEA- 2 " fkf1NaAgYK - Ehs'
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White Seal Burning Oil for illaminat-
Ing purposes has no sQual. N. Chill
BERG, sole agent, S24 Front Of. @h1l Ina
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GRACE HOSPITAL,

ON THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR
~ Madison. 10 nov ready for the recsp-
tiuB cf patients. AayAntsgee unsxeellee
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Every event that man would master
must be mounted on the run, and no
man ever oaught the Feins OF q thought
except as 1t gallOpei by hind.
Holmes.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE



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ffz1cleo Ez.st
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE Is HERkB BY GIVEN THAT
b. order Of the Board OF Dire tors
OF the Sogth Prairie Coal Company. there
viii be = meeting Of the stocko dsrs Of
said com any. az the Once OF said com
pany, ~ No. q "a rsmsRto stree, N tie
city and county Of San Francisco, Cali
foTnia. on saturday the a0th day Of April.
A d. Iss7, ~ the hour OF IL O'Clock m. OF
Beard % Directors and othe- ofncers of
sad company for the ensuing year. and
for the Transaction q such other business
- ula5 come before sAsd meeting. By or
der OF tbs Do nd q Directora-
7. IL HENDERSON,
nih23 zW Secretary,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31

About twenty years aeo discovered Httls
sore ca my cheek. and tire doctors pronounced
II cancer. have tried number OF physicians
but without receiving any permanent benefit.
Among the number were one or two specialists
The medicine they applied was like fre TO the
sore. causing intense pain I saw a statement
In the papers telling what 8 s 3 had done for
others similarly ariicted- procured some At
cnoe. Before had used the second bottle the
neighbors could notice that nay cancer was
healing ar. Ny general health had hssu haA
for two or thrcs yesrs-I had q hacking cough
and srit blood eoztinuAily. I had = severe
pain IN my hroast After taking six bottles Of
s IS my cough lsst ne and grew stoutes
thsn I had eecn for several yearN Ny canoes
has healed over all bus = little sTos about tho
ssse q a hSlf diu,o. and n Is rapidly disappear
ing voald advise every one with cancer 10
giye S 5 4 fair trial
Ma NANCY J. NcCoNAUGHEY.
Ashe Grove, TiPpscaaos Co. lad.
Pet is. ISsG
sWtfts speciac IL sntirciy Vegetable and
sseuzs o. care eanccrs BY forciag oct The iHsPe.
rides frsz TIE blosa- Treatise "a Eiood ans
akln Diseases mailed fire.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
DRAWER !. ATLANTA, GA.
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FOR SNOHOMISH CITY,
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAksPagTATloa G
Carrying the U. 9. Mali.
Tacoma, Seattle 3 Pert Townsend Ruah

t0GoAA44e &A8AaAN - NAs wv MAe4sA 8NANN
ONE or THE w. ga Rz
& T.. Cos steamers u
lAnderSon or Edithlz ~
will run daily between Tacoma and Pat
Townsend leaving Tacoma upon aErlvaam
train Seattle At 10 .. m. and touching a
Port Madison. Port Gamble. Port Laa,DW
and Port Townsend. Returning l4re
Port Townsend every day lexcepf sun1Agl
ct o'clock ,. m. and Seattle at - p n
SEATTLE-WhATc0M ROUTE
The steamer w K MRRWAN VIII
leave Seattle every Sunday, Tuesday an
THURSDAY evenings o'clock, for WhafcQm
calling 81 Mukilteo, TuiAltp CqHpsx1la
Oak Harbor, UtsalAdy, haconner, kidnl9o
Anaoortoa, Guemea. samiah. lnfKnAFa1
BellinghAm and Sehnme.
Returning, win leave WhAtcom ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ingA at 8 o'clook. for Seattle. ealing
infermediAte points on the Way.
SEATTLE-SKAclT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer QUINCY win iaave Seattle
for Skagit river and way ports every
Monday and Thursday. returnana Tues
daya and Fridaya
Far freight and passage apply e Ool
pany's Offoa, on Yoaler wharf. oroa board
he beats at the same wharf.
mraf-n GEO. q. JACOh& SOL.
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|, u this general belief among ship
pers that Il the irauscautiseutaI lines
have undertaken 81 render the new
tEafie isw odtous 30 the puhlic. pointed
instances % the fact u,ay BE- fsaua ~
refeFence % the ueW r. tgtt tara. la
tne The item Of alcoh ! and SPIRITS. ii a
found thai the new rates practically
prohibit tkasr importation herr frass
the East. "a this snhi~ct 4 T Exana.
; leading dealer "a spirits, sAid yes,er
day;
The railroads have glazed aicoh-l
and spirits on iee hst - frrieht n r.
third class. tAkinr rate u e. IS ron.
dred pounds from Chletca 90 tbts ely
For year pssi Is has hasa - oants, sna
even Unsssr tie esd tFAnscsutiusnssi
pool taEth i VAS ouiy abnat 8 "a No
nnnOEtatlahs eau he ussas AZ tie g. &,
rate. except a hos 10 the dealer. Ws
seat IN = request feT loser rate e tss
Chicago rneeitug snd sitH e1peet g. eet
one. Class 4. Silo = haaassa. xaa.8
he ahoal Fiaht heiihaf sieaAal ga
sFiFlls ssn aslelY % SHRED n eassy
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A circular vas received ia .-ls city
yesterday fram the ofiice OF the Traffic
Manager nf the Atehison. Topeka and
kanla Fs Railroad Company in Topeka.
Kan, giving notice that the Office OF
General Passenger and Freight Agent
of the Atlantic and Pacific had been
abolished, and that Wm. A. Bissell.
formerly holding the position. had been
Appointed General Agent Of the Atchi.
son, Topeka aud Santa Re Tor this coast.
The sane circular also gives notices
that w. u, hiddle, formerly Assistant
General Freight Agent Of tbe Atlantic
and Paciae. had bsen appointed Dlvi
sien, Freight and Passenger Agent o.
the Atlantic aud Pacific, With bead
quarters - Albuquerque. All % the
officials Of both the Atchtsou and Al
lantle apt Pacific now report Co the
sen raj cstice ~ the Atchisan 81 Toprka.
While Mr.. Bissell l. thu asposad tron
his position ~ 2 sersl eaicer % the Az
lAntic aud Pacific. bis oiiise As General
Agent fes the Alehisos here i one %
fully as great, 10 not 81 greater, IN
portance than that which be las jast Re
signed. The centeFing ~ Atlantic aud
Pacific management At Topeka Il the
natural result % tie Atshisaaas par-
chase OF the Atlantic aud Paci6c.
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Coming weather.

sAH FAAEcIsoo, March 3o.-Indica-
ti5ns for the "a hours commencing at 1
q. M. March 3lst. for Washington
Territory and Oregon light rains.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05
IJied

At Shelbyville, Kentucky, on Octo
Der 3lst 1887, Mrs. L'z1Ie Brown
Young, wife of w. T. Young. The
funeral services were held at the Mul
berry church on Wednesday, Novem
Der ID, at 1880 o'clock Il. m. Rev,
VIM. Irvine conducted the services
and the interneut took place in
Grove Hill cemetery.
Many Of the readers of THE EXAM
INER will read the above TO ice with
y sincere regret, rs Mrs. Young is q
lady who was tor numb of years
an esteemed member of Waco so
cjety. She was the wife OF Mr. w. +
Young, of the firm of louIg Bros
and the news of her death viii be
learned with the most sil re sorrow
oy her many friends II tins city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

An alteration occurred near the
Doris n Colyin tent yesterday, in
which negro and white man came
to blows In the course of the dI0i-
Guilty the negro struck the man over
the he'd with II brick, INJECTING
terrible wound Il bystander
interfered and he negro al
struck him over the head
with hrck bat. The young mau
VINO was the most seriously hurt was
named Parks or Sparks, and Is sup
posed to be from BosluevIle. The
noVro escaped, but the Ollie rs IRE on
his trail aud it is believed he will be
arrested today.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

!. rpeakiug of Mr.. keene's restora-
s g to heath aud the possession again
Nhs unimpaircd faculties, Mr.. w.
6Smyth, his business manager who
- IN the city a day or two since
ia:
Pr. keene never stood SO high in
pic regard as at present, and it is
LA satisfactory to notice how uuan
.aouSIy the public acknowledge him
HI ~ actor whose reputation is es-
Wished and whose ability is con
tutd from one end of the country to
other. The peculiar nature OF Mr..
nehe's illness, his sudden ret rement,
y the plucky fight he made for life,
.serVed to develop e strong element
tpuohc sympathy which has mani
lpeaed.
a delegation of business men e'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05
Al TIE GARLAND
Mcintyre "A Hea,h's niu.trcls V.t,e ni
Excellent SHOW,

Excellent SHOW,
\ good house welcom. The rom
pearauce of mi. ronnlsr ,,,,,,...,a,i,,,
,.I,, ,... ''''
" '''''' OPV' ''U"S . la't
h'ght ana were amply repaid for their
attendance.
In he oponi., mart tLo .ir,;,,,
WAS warmly onrE,udnd \ins.r. -,
Siuclnir. BiIT Hnrtlv and ~, .,,.'.
tette being several inn. nnc,,nJ irn,
first mart fnoio ronra.ou,i,., .. W. iuV
at the ModeI( loth;ng Iin'se ~, I,,,
~ Goodloe" WAS Immense ma ,.ro
voked much u,nrrinnnt f''
In the second nnrt tho ,lon,o,o
solos OF Chsrlr. + Coonr, acrn "Un
MED by MIR Frank j Hoo. no
Iliphtniug cra,oui.t were s,,n,octotaa
willie the rravnn work of iho orr.,
hinse't drnw fnrth -, nrrf,ct torn nf
applause
Noln,,.,
,o,;,,,, 80 ''cH'I ln '"el' PI'h,
di..,l,.it ."o "VHu IA
,ror, All No'
,ho I,,,a. ',ti w. p'i ''Ou'ati?
ni,,tn 49, +" ',i,il '" as s'lr's 81 me
ia ns 'uoW IL on sC'eeh ny the
Nro,., PoWe'I"' T." ,'unl IlSh',
Wa Va - s"V 01nVi'' Ia" por'rHI' : Oh
ro". Di ,,o'I, ii'n.V,"i u"I!le'l' nan
grc",od V'''', , pmu - 'i'G 'cN' were
I,,j "W'Tui''S W "PP'"use'
nnrnr,J ''''''''s 'N''''o" "HN
Tho 'h,.e o..o.
,va,'t,.,, .".o' '''''''.'. W. "' 'Ue
.ancn ~, "T ," o','; M&S ,"t Perl"r, u
iniue6 NO n -" ~ a, '', ,'o., Mno on
yI va, I'm ""9 !es'cI""y, "'''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05
Worried,

Iesterday, at Mount Calm, Mi.
John Morgan to Miss Laura Coates
The ceremony was performed by Dr,
IL. G. Bur)esop DR.. Burleson lott the
city on Thursday afternoon, accompq
MED by Miss Irene Shannon and Miss
Matte Coates, who were present AT
the ceremony, t gether wit b a large
number of tr ends. Mr.. Morgan and
his borny bride are both well known
in this city, aud THE EXAMINER eX
tends to them its hearty cougratula
tions, together with world OF good
wishes for their future welfare and
happiness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

corted him in = snccial train from
Omaha to kGnsss CITY, and over 400
promipcu' businessmen rendered him
n complimentary reception. duriu,
his yisi' to the latterci,v. tis recon
ton everywhere has taken the form
OF an ovation, and he is much touch
ed oy these sincere evidences of pop
ulsriiy
Ills Texas tour is open aud know
his friends and admirers re will be
glad to know that he never has shown
such excellent spiri's socially or dis
played better torn in his famous
CONGRATULATIONS"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

Ladies who wish stylish millinery
&low prices should not forget that
WEARY the largest stock, and have
'ae finest millinery parlors i'll the
Wv, we can show positive saving
9GerY customer, first, because we
sM direct With the manufacturer and
M middlemen's profits, secondly,
pe0use we DO our millinery business
- ihe same basis rs all other lines we
and fancy millinery prices are
kNown. Wa have about one hum
I.:.N and fifty (genuine) French pat
hats thai we will sell this week
~ their original cost. Take pas
Ger elevator to second tloor.
SANGER BROS.
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PERSONAL.

n II Rabbit. OF Austin, i a guest
n W.. J. Fonton left YESTERDAY to
m her husband at st Louis
" H. Miner, of GalV eston, ar
3 red in the city last evening
Y Dj,mukc, with B.hrens "
ELIAS wa, in the city yesterday.
No. Willie Taylor, who is visiting
rousiu. Mrs. W. Il, Dupree, is Ill,
H. SOL j. IL. Jonas, of the Detroit
sso Bail club, was i'll the city yester
H. J. d. Shaw, the popular lee
..rar At Liberal hail, is very i'll at his
Es'Nr. A. Mel, of Bryan, is in the
.Sv visiting at the home of Dr. g..
|H Randall.
H. Water Acker, of Lampasas.
A.x,. d Though Waco Yesterday en-
'scme homo from Tyler
Ersptau j. a, Bogardus, the noted
IN {. was in the city yesterday
IA the Doris Il GOWN show.
Ar Land. a prominent lady in
ptanmou society. is in the city visit
- st,hc home OF Mrs. l.. A. Craig.
Nu, Hattie Wilkinson, OF McGreg
Ism the city, on visit to Mrs. ;.
NJ Davidson. on North Ninth street
Mr. Henry Ford, of the banking
In OF Coggiu, Ford II Martin,
WOwnwood, was i'll the city yester
Master Willie Shaw, son OF j. d.
NAV. Is seriously ill. Mrs. shaw ha-
xsqyere time OF il with two SICK ones
4 her hands at once.
.sMr;. II. NJ. Esstland, who has bceu
4hiing her daughter, Mrs. Cspertop
Y Nsmpton, Miss, for three months
n.t, leurned home yesterday.
Nr John Vogel, manager of Mcln-
fyre &Heath's MINISTRIES, ran back II
Hsco yesterday to see the troup'
through their engagement here.
Mrs. ". II. Pickett aud Mrs. Ami
nRoblnson, mother and sister o
III. Horace Pickett, have arrived i,
ts city from Columbia, Tenn, an'
snl spend the winter III Waco.
Miss Molic Marx, who represente,
be & arland Opera House so success
nny at the advertising party, lief
beelerday morning on the Missoul
PAcitic, with large party of irienG'
10 visit the Dallas fair,
Dir. Billy Buckley, who electrified
fthe audience Mt the Garland last night
vhthe same Genial, burnt-cork come
Idhn who tor years has delighted tn
thousands who are everyw here hi
], Mencs, all over the United States
:; Mrs. ). A. Senter, who hiss bee
q biting Mrs. w. +. Dupree, on SoulI
n burth street, for some time past, LET
J Thursday last for st. Louis. MI
{ Inter prec yeded her atew days ago
wing accepted a position on tn
pbt. Democrat They will max
Louis their future home.
Dir. II. G. Eubank, of Healin
+ Hrugs, Va; Miss Estelle Finks, q
Nbynesboro, Va and Mrs. j. b. Fink
h Go|,he same place, arrived in the cit
Yesterday. The ladies are the mothe
"a sisters OF Messrs. w. X. an,
y jVhn Finks, of this city. They vii
fonsin here some time on visit t
iAfr relatives, ana THE EXAMINE
u lRes their stay may be one whic
. IN after years will look bac
!. elwith pleasure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

Mrs. Pars ons, chs erfuly. The usual
number ofvisitors, wives aud friends.
saw the condemned men today.
states Attorney Grinnel gave instruc
lions this morning to the clerks OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05
Nothing Like II.

There is nothing Ike putting on
style when you can afford 1T. If you
will have your suits made q: CabcTi
brothers you will get the latest style,
of cut and at prices which you can al
ford. Try 1t,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

fNeNl groceries at bottom prices.
mot from all quarters.
~ assortment in the city, new crop
Nfornia canned goods will be re
Wed during the month in carload
& Come and see me.
DO THOMPSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

Hats for the hatess, coats for the
coatless, shirts for the shirtless, and
socks for the sock.ess, at hard-tlmc
prices. Jones Il Goodloe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

mere Is no DOUBT mat they are guilty
of murder, but it must be remembered
that this is not case OF ordinary
physical assassination. The question
is whether they should be punished to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05
Waco Dental Depot.

The Waco Dental Depot has been
removed to Morrison, Risher IL Co.'S.
"new drug store" 523 Austin avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

Messrs. Baker IL Moser have just re
ceived large shipment OF ladies felt
and embroidered slippers in some
thing entirely new, novel and elegant,
and certainly never seen In Texas be
fore. Also a handsome line OF the
same for gents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

Mrs. winsow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used for children teethiug 1t soothes
the child, softeus the gums, sllsys all pains,
cures wind collie and Is he best remedy for
diarrh pn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-05

In all new styles at Hill Brothers,
book store. Headquarters for school
books ard school supplies.